Hunter Engineering introduces Hawkeye XL alignment system for trucks, trailers, buses

Hunter Engineering introduces Hawkeye XL alignment system for trucks, trailers, buses

The new alignment system for commercial vehicles features new camera technology and integrates with the HunterNet 2 portal.

Hunter’s new Hawkeye XL alignment system is designed for maximum speed, durability and ease of use for a wide range of commercial vehicles. The aligner provides highly accurate measurements in four minutes or less, the company noted in a recent press release.

“With our old system, I was doing 15 trucks in one 10-hour day,” said Vernon Embree, technician, Prime Inc., who tested the Hawkeye XL with Prime’s large fleet of newer trucks. “Now I’ve hit 26 trucks in one day. I would definitely recommend the XL to anybody.”

At the heart of the Hawkeye XL is new camera technology with extra-long range and extra-large targets, expanded from the Hawkeye Elite alignment system. The aligner features lightweight, three-dimensional XL targets that are highly durable, low-maintenance and non-electronic, according to Hunter. High-definition cameras provide extra-long-range sight, capturing measurements in a single rolling compensation and displaying live alignment readings for up to three axles at once.

The extended range delivers extended results, enabling the XL to align 53-ft. trailers. With a moveable camera beam and portable cabinet, technicians can perform alignments on either the floor or a lift, in any bay. The XL also offers optional Fully Integrated Alignment with Hunter’s L494HD alignment rack or FIA-compatible turnplate kits to streamline processes. Standard self-centering adaptors fit wheels from 15 to 28 in. Optional Quick Grips are available in both heavy-duty and passenger versions.

Additionally, Hawkeye XL connects to the HunterNet 2 customer portal, allowing users to monitor alignment performance remotely and in real time.

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